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JUNE 2018

“I think colleagues made a difference for sure, everyone were enthusiastic, supportive and it was good to have a change of environment. Facilitators were enthusiastic which kept our energy levels high as well. ”
Deirde
Swarovski Singapore
“Good facilitators who made the team building activities enjoyable for us as a team. ”
Veronica Quek
Executive, WIS Holdings
“Ability and knowledge of trainer to link the objectives of each activity back to school context, instead of for just general team building ”
Renuka Ramakrishnan
Assistant Year Head, NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL
“The trainers are excellent! Very focused, lively, and friendly. ”
ANNA YAP
NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL
“FAcilitator Timothy and Team were fantastic. Had a good time under their care. ”
Wendy Lim
Business Support Executive, Teknor Apex Asia Pacific
“Deep was funny. Made it a lot more fun. Along with the photographer/videographer, Totok. ”
Liana Noordin
Supervisor, Customer Relations and After Sales, Swarovski Singapore
"The FAcilitators, Jeff and Peter, were on cue all the time, be it hyping up the lazy morning or the sleepy after(lunch)noon, injecting endless fun and laughter into the activities. They also took the effort to rationalize how each activity is a parallel to our work context and also how each of us manifested a different side when participating in the same activity. While most of us have been working as a team for more than a decade, we learnt something new and valuable about each other today. ”
Dalvey Neo
HOD/Student Management, NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Singapore

Each team will be tasked to build a robot together. After which they will be going through the learning session on manual controls and how to control them. This will allow their robots to be unique as compared to the rest. Their final objective will be to pit the robot that they built against man-made obstacles such as to carry items and moving from point A to point B or to going through a maze or to dance! The possibilities is endless! They will then customise a message for the children using the robots built and have it delivered to the beneficiaries.

 

Learning Objectives

 

  • To understand that it is not always the results that matter but also the process
  • Engage participant’s imagination and problem solving skills
  • Increase confidence and commitment levels
    Allows greater meaning to giving and helping those in need
  • To tap on each other’s strengths and weaknesses
Supermarket Race Challenge Logo

If you are looking for an exciting challenge with a meaningful element, The Supermarket Race Challenge! will be the program for you! Teams will get to earn cash by attempting a series of challenges along the race, in a bid to earn enough money to purchase essential items for the selected beneficiary. Given a limited time and facing multiple challenges, teams will have to plan carefully and make strategic decisions to optimize their resources, and purchase as many items as possible for a good cause.